It was a study in contrasts at Monday’s news conference kicking off a week of activities leading up to Saturday’s South Carolina HBCU Classic football game between South Carolina State and Benedict at Charlie W. Johnson Stadium. A parade of Benedict spokespersons, including football coach Stan Conner and athletics director Willie Washington, were effusive in praise and support of the first-time event.Bulldogs coach Buddy Pough, one of two S.C. State representatives on hand, tried to be noncommittal about the future of the game, but he seemed to indicate the HBCU Classic might be a one-year deal. “We’re happy to be part of this event and looking forward to playing in Columbia. But as far as us playing again in the future, that is a question for our athletic director,” Pough said.
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It is all about the big pay day. SC State and Benedict are all jacked up. They have put a cage up around the Ball field an call it a game Zone. It's a jail house that you have to pay for just to walk in side. If you walk out side the gate to meet your on child who go's to school at SCSU they will make you pay to re-enter with you car on the other side what can you do. Who wants to look at a Jr. jail yard when they go to SCSU are Benedict on game day. That is one of the reason they have more people on the out side than inside. Thank God this will be the last year for us our kids will be going to Hampton next year. Go Bulldogs
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